Real Madrid Manager Carlo Ancelotti Shows Off Great Dance Moves After Winning La Liga Title

• Carlo Ancelotti unleashed his inner Chris Brown when he took to the dance floor with his players after winning the La Liga title
• He became the first manager to have won the 'football grand slam' when he led Real Madrid to win their 35th Spanish league crown with four games to spare
• Ancelotti had previously won league titles in England, France, Germany and most recently Spain

Real Madrid trainer Carlo Ancelotti could not help but join the merrymaking as he guided Real Madrid to a historic 35th La Liga crown on Saturday.

Despite making a raft of changes to his usual starting lineup, Ancelotti's charges managed to beat Espanyol 4-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu to annex the Spanish top-flight crown.

A first-half brace from Brazilian youngster Rodrygo and solitary strikes from Asensio and talisman Benzema was more than enough to set the party rolling.

Ancelotti's latest feat with Madrid means the veteran coach has inked his name in gold as the first and only manager to have won the league titles in Europe's five major leagues - England, France, Italy, Germany and now Spain.

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In a post on Twitter, spotted by Sports Brief, Ancelotti is seen on the bus together with his players dancing to music and to the cheer of thousands of Madrid fans who have thronged the streets to celebrate the team.

The Italian trainer will now switch focus to the UEFA Champions League semifinal clash with Manchester City on Wednesday.

He would hope the league win will spur them on in what promises to be an epic clash at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Real Madrid wins 35th La Liga title after thrashing Espanyol

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Real Madrid has won the La Liga title after an entertaining 4-0 victory against Espanyol at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The Los Blancos needed just a point before Saturday’s game to secure a record 35th La Liga crown and they did it in style as they swept aside Budgerigars 4-0 to clinch the league title.

With one eye on the Champions League return leg against Manchester City, Carlo Ancelotti made several changes to the Real Madrid team with in-form Karim Benzema and Vinicius Junior rested.